An Autumn of Femininity

In a field historically with male preponderance, London is paying homage to many female artists, some raised from the past, Continue reading →

IN MEMORIAM: ARTHUR C. DANTO (1924-2013)

‘‘Art is for Aesthetics what the birds are for Ornithology.’’ [1]                                            ‘‘Aesthetics is for Art what Ornithology is Continue reading →

Equinox, From Beirut to London

The Nour Festival of Arts is an annual event held to celebrate the very best in contemporary Middle Eastern and Continue reading →

Painting Now: Five Contemporary Artists

Tate Britain’s new show “Painting Now” consists of the work of five artists currently engaged in the medium of paint. Continue reading →

Go Away Closer – A new way to display Photography

Go Away Closer is a contradiction. “To me that’s photography. You are trying to hold onto something but in the Continue reading →

In conversation with… Robin Wallis Atkinson – “For Want Of Better News”

Robin is a curator, an artist, and a friend based between Northwest Arkansas and New Orleans. She recently graduated with Continue reading →

A Blast from The Past – Saints Alive Michael Landy at The National Portrait Gallery, 23 May – 24 November 2013

Saint Apollonia, tortured for not conforming to pagan worship, shakes and tremors as a pair of pliers are raised to Continue reading →

A Conversation about Beauty and the Sublime

During class the concept of beauty and the sublime came up, which stimulated thought and discussion even after class, and Continue reading →